BEST HISTORICAL ROMANCE SET IN EXOTIC LOCALES
The dog days of August are here and you’re home and you’re bored. Maybe the kids are going back to school. You want an adventure, an around the world trip, or perhaps an ocean voyage—without leaving your living room. And you want a good love story. But you’re tired of those set mostly in England, Scotland, Ireland and America? Here's the list for you! See it here: https://reganromancereview.blogspot.com/2017/08/best-historical-romances-set-in-exotic.html

Love medieval romance? Now's your chance to get all 4 of my medieval romances in a brand new boxed set! The Red Wolf's Prize won the RONE Award in 2015 and Rebel Warrior and King's Knight are up for the RONE Award in 2017.

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“This series captures the medieval era perfectly, creating the true sensation of traveling back in time to experience epic, riveting love stories that ignite the imagination. Beautifully written, perfectly paced and action-packed with passionate love affairs... ”— The Book Review

Win the award-winning ebooks that begin two of my series in an Amazon sweepstakes!

For the next two weeks, you can enter using the links below.

The Red Wolf’s Prize: https://giveaway.amazon.com/p/84430e8313fe4ad6

To Tame the Wind: https://giveaway.amazon.com/p/8aeca6cde9132d66

“Masked balls, handsome sea captains, and a plot that will keep you hooked. What's not to love!? To Tame the Wind is romantic historical escapism at its finest—a historical romance fan's dream of a novel! 5/5 stars.”  – Good Friends, Good Books
 
“WOW! WOW! WOW! The Red Wolf's Prize is an absolutely spectacular medieval read! Totally got swept off my feet! Loved it! Beware this book is definitely one for the keeper shelf!”
– Tartan Book Reviews         

I first discovered Western romances by reading those written by my favorite authors who wrote in other subgenres of historical romance. Since then, I have become a true fan of stories set in the Old West. If you're looking for a good one, check out my "Best List" on Historical Romance Review. See it HERE.

ON SALE for 99¢ for a limited time, both To Tame the Wind and Racing with the Wind!

To Tame the Wind is the prequel to the Agents of the Crown series and Racing with the Wind is book 1.

Since book 4, A Secret Scottish Christmas, will be released later this year, it's a great time to read the series!

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Praise for To Tame the Wind and Racing with the Wind:

“... a dazzling mix of passion, adventure, mystery and love.” — Breath of Life Reviews

“An adventurous, romantic and mysterious page turner from the gifted story teller Regan Walker.”  — Tartan Book Reviews

"Masked balls, handsome sea captains, and a plot that will keep you hooked. What's not to love!? To Tame the Wind is romantic historical escapism at its finest - a historical romance fan's dream of a novel! 5/5 stars." 
— Good Friends, Good Books 

My new Georgian romance, Echo in the Wind, features a hero and heroine engaged in smuggling. The story includes a smuggling trial at the Old Bailey. To portray the trial accurately, I dove into the Old Bailey archives and found some trials I used as a model. See my post on the smuggling trials and the Old Bailey from my research and catch a few snippets from the book! Here.

Albert Bierstadt was among the most internationally honored American artists of the nineteenth century, best known for his huge, panoramic landscapes that depicted the unsettled American West of the 1800s. He brought the West to the people and, I daresay, we are still falling in love with the romantic images he portrays. See the post on his life and his art HERE:

As Geddes MacGregor once said, “No one in Scotland can escape from the past. It is everywhere, haunting like a ghost." Scotland’s past is the subject of the stories on my Best Scottish Historical Romances list, novels set in Scotland or with a Scottish hero or heroine. Most are set in that magical part of Scotland called the Highlands. All have been rated 4 or 5 stars. See the list HERE.

In the course of my research for my new Georgian romance, Echo in the Wind, I discovered much about smuggling in England in the 1780s. (The first scene in the story is set off the coast of Bognor, now Bognor Regis where the hero and heroine meet as smugglers for the first time, neither knowing the other’s true identity.)

By the end of the eighteenth century, smuggling on the south coast of England had escalated to alarming rates. From the prosecutions at the Old Bailey during the 1780s, most of which did not result in a conviction, it appears many communities were more frequently the smugglers’ willing accomplices than their terrorized victims.

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